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Re: Application's trust level when creating an EventQuery object: msg#00225org.google.api.calendar
This is normally happening due to the fact that your real server: a) is probably secure b) is not running your code under admin account c) has other security restrictions placed upon itself You need to review security policy there, and do as you are told in the description. For further info: http://blogs.msdn.com/shawnfa/archive/2005/02/04/367390.aspx and then walk yourself through MSDN. There is no easy answer for this from remote... Frank Mantek On 9/26/06, Martin, David <David.Martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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